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they've been used in atms in casinos, in liquor stories and we have evidence they've been used in various strip clubs. >> more than ten states passed legislation restricting the use, clamping down on what some lawmakers brand on brazen abuses. in new york, a law proposed to prohibit alcohol, lottery tickets or gambling and restricts where atm withdrawals can be made. >> if you use the program and need to feed your family legally, that's what the program is for. if you abuse it, we're going to get it. >> it passed with only three votes against it. critics say telling people on public assistance how to spend money restricts their freedom. >> it's not a problem that's so widespread that it needs government to tell people what to buy and where where to cash . it's misdirected resources. >> others say the welfare system is to broken, the new laws won't work. >> you can't enforce it. it's completely completely pointless. these are bans on the use of cash ebt cards. they can get cash and spend it however they want. >> earlier president obama signed a law requiring states to ensure welfare benefi
they've been used in atms in casinos, in liquor stories and we have evidence they've been used in various strip clubs. >> more than ten states passed legislation restricting the use, clamping down on what some lawmakers brand on brazen abuses. in new york, a law proposed to prohibit alcohol, lottery tickets or gambling and restricts where atm withdrawals can be made. >> if you use the program and need to feed your family legally, that's what the program is for. if you abuse it,...
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>>guest: there are limits to what this tells us. they measure in their him state but not measuring paul ryan and romney in florida. so, it is an elderly state, and a lot of old people, and i am from there, so, they may not be very happy. >>neil: but a last them realize the way the system is going you cannot continue. >>guest: my argument is that i like paul ryan. you need a choice election that would signature a choice that is politically risky if romney, but you would win with a mandate and winning just by itself is not good news because we are in bad situation debt-wise and long term. >>neil: what does your gut tell you about the way romney handles this. if he gets a safe, well, not an exciting pick, not to take anything away from senator portman of ohio or pawlenty, the former minnesota governor, tim pawlenty, that's almost too safe, too vanilla and he has to be more bold. >>guest: i think romney can win playing it safe. we have unestimated how bad the economy is. and how that will affect voters. they trying to throw all the bain
>>guest: there are limits to what this tells us. they measure in their him state but not measuring paul ryan and romney in florida. so, it is an elderly state, and a lot of old people, and i am from there, so, they may not be very happy. >>neil: but a last them realize the way the system is going you cannot continue. >>guest: my argument is that i like paul ryan. you need a choice election that would signature a choice that is politically risky if romney, but you would win...
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sit on the us military dictatorships never care about the people you do it to us and. they control and subjugate with fear the look don't be ironic angel. ah ah ah. ah. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah. ah ah ah ah. ah ah ah. ah those monks we don't take up arms did nick that we don't start and revolutions it would oh yeah i know no more hope then we got the political situation would not benefit from armed revolution as you. i would say that the protest wasn't successful because many were killed. in the past no one knew that the dictator tortured and arrested people need upolu moment we are but we know these are you can little idea. who we are will suffer on the revolution and show the world the cruelty of his regime of our you need to know yes that is what all of this is one tangible victory. your government. the notion of what we do as people all around the world have huge consequences. to the extraordinary implode will mobilizations of february fifteenth two thousand and three when the world said no to war there were somewhere between twelve and fourteen million peo
sit on the us military dictatorships never care about the people you do it to us and. they control and subjugate with fear the look don't be ironic angel. ah ah ah. ah. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah. ah ah ah ah. ah ah ah. ah those monks we don't take up arms did nick that we don't start and revolutions it would oh yeah i know no more hope then we got the political situation would not benefit from armed revolution as you. i would say that the protest wasn't successful because many were...
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steve liesman with us. steve, the numbers looking shaky and look like downgrades. >> feels like if you blink another tenth comes off the ether what happened over the weekend and what we found is some of the biggest economic shops on wall street basically took down the number for this friday. th consensus you'll read is 1.4. we came up with 1.3 with a smaller set of nine wall street economists. and then here's the high, the low and the mid range. stanley sticking with the 0.7% number. morgan stanley at 1.7. the high on the street. rbs at 1.3 and that 1.3 number down two ticks and came down more. a lot of what's going on is concern of the fiscal cliff and at root, concerned about the consumer. tyler, it's really what spooked everybody. and then just looking on the third quarter what you see is that it doesn't seem to like it's picking up too much at all. 2.1 is the number. look at jpmorgan. over the weekend, shaved a half point off the third quarter forecast, the quarter we're in right now. 2% to 1.5%. i'm wo
steve liesman with us. steve, the numbers looking shaky and look like downgrades. >> feels like if you blink another tenth comes off the ether what happened over the weekend and what we found is some of the biggest economic shops on wall street basically took down the number for this friday. th consensus you'll read is 1.4. we came up with 1.3 with a smaller set of nine wall street economists. and then here's the high, the low and the mid range. stanley sticking with the 0.7% number....
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is it time for america to step in and use force against assad. former chief of staff general george casey. general, welcome. >> thank you. >> i spoke to senator mccain earlier. he said it is time for obama to react. he said it is time for safe zone, quit the resistance, to do splg. do you agree with limb? >> i don't disagree with that at all. you know, three strikes and you're out. that's the third time they've gone to the united nations. i think we have done everything we can to get rush why and china to support this. it seems clear to me that they are not going to. but i also agree very much, that if f we act, we need to act with a coalition. given the background of everything else we have going on in the middle east. we shouldn't act unilaterally. >> what people say, is because china and russia, clearly huge powers in the world, have dug their heels in. they, if you talk to them, say we don't trust this opposition. we think many of them may be terrorists. some of them may have links to al qaeda and so on. can we trust the opposition rebels? do
is it time for america to step in and use force against assad. former chief of staff general george casey. general, welcome. >> thank you. >> i spoke to senator mccain earlier. he said it is time for obama to react. he said it is time for safe zone, quit the resistance, to do splg. do you agree with limb? >> i don't disagree with that at all. you know, three strikes and you're out. that's the third time they've gone to the united nations. i think we have done everything we can...
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i think so i think we can we have to be a little bit skeptical about the use of the. simply in the sense of they use the term quite loosely but nevertheless it clearly represents a certain faction or tendency in iraq that we saw in operation specially some years ago which seems to have come to the fore and which is clearly connected with the whole events in the region i don't think you can detach it isolate it to iraq you have forces lining up really i think there's no doubt that it has to do with targeting iran among other things and forcing other interests in the region. and if they're capable of pulling the type of attack that we saw nationwide today what might al-qaeda or any other kind of terrorist cells in iraq be capable of doing. well i think we have to assure that those forces are at least capable of doing now what they did in roughly in the period two thousand and five to two thousand and eight also i think we have to assume that. they have some definite form of outside backing so that there may well even be outside personnel involved for example not even ir
i think so i think we can we have to be a little bit skeptical about the use of the. simply in the sense of they use the term quite loosely but nevertheless it clearly represents a certain faction or tendency in iraq that we saw in operation specially some years ago which seems to have come to the fore and which is clearly connected with the whole events in the region i don't think you can detach it isolate it to iraq you have forces lining up really i think there's no doubt that it has to do...
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of bashar assad many of them call on him to step down but at the same time they strongly object the use of kalashnikovs who are any political games they don't want that democracy to be delivered through these very bloody conflicts through this very bloody struggle on the other hand aleppo is home to many militia groups this is probably because it's far more closer to the north and to the turkish border that is used to supply all those arms and in the left of you here are a lot of stories a lot of cases of industrial terrorism for shops and factories for sat on fire simply because their owners your fused to pay the so-called revolution their attacks that the free syrian army attempted to impose on local businesses there are also a lot of cases of kidnappings and those kidnappings are carried out not so much for political aims or goals but rather simply for ransom so a lever is indeed a very important strategic location for both the army and the opposition and the battle for aleppo will be very important in determining the balance of power of the distribution of forces in these seventeen
of bashar assad many of them call on him to step down but at the same time they strongly object the use of kalashnikovs who are any political games they don't want that democracy to be delivered through these very bloody conflicts through this very bloody struggle on the other hand aleppo is home to many militia groups this is probably because it's far more closer to the north and to the turkish border that is used to supply all those arms and in the left of you here are a lot of stories a lot...
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i will try using all the veteran and social justice protester has set himself up. in israel is the second such incident and fifth attempt in a week with the previous one coinciding with mass rallies against government policies and. who's a public housing activist and a regular demonstrations says the leadership is ignoring its citizens cries for help. i think what people are feeling is despair and this is what people are trying to say to our government. people are dying here every week people are committing suicide they do it in their homes they're doing it far away from our eyes but this happens here all the time people are not dying here of hunger but they are dying of despair binyamin. throughout his political career has always had a new liberal economic view which is pro privatization which is the whole idea is that poor people have to handle themselves. and this is what we have seen and throughout his career so i am not surprised that binyamin netanyahu is not answering us very quickly i am surprised that our minister of housing does not understand that either
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millions of us turned just social networks like facebook and twitter to share our lives with friends and family but what you might not know is that you could be giving away your personal data to governments as artie's were in a porn i explained no privacy settings can bar the authorities prying eyes. in the land of social media users tweet tag friends upload and share information at any given moment in the land of the free what americans post online can and will be used against them. according to twitter of the nearly twelve hundred government requests for user data filed in the first half of this year nearly eighty percent came from the u.s. government the micro message company says it complied with seventy five percent of user data washington requested social media in general twitter and facebook being prime examples of that are a part of an ever increasingly invasive police state in the united states it's it's not just about surveillance and about tracking and monitoring this is the way in which they're consolidating control in the past year u.s. judges have forced twitter to turn
millions of us turned just social networks like facebook and twitter to share our lives with friends and family but what you might not know is that you could be giving away your personal data to governments as artie's were in a porn i explained no privacy settings can bar the authorities prying eyes. in the land of social media users tweet tag friends upload and share information at any given moment in the land of the free what americans post online can and will be used against them. according...
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so tell us give us all the details we know that some deals have already been signed. that's correct natasha in fact there's going to be a better visit there because the meetings are spread out over two cities here in moscow air marshals resort city all sultry this is of course as you said prime minister mario monti is first official visit to russia so i guess why not join the best of the country house all four straight away but as you said a lot of deals have been sought already so let's go through without first with no italy's banks will run russia's p.t.b. two hundred and seven million euro zone that's to develop of moscow's sports and for a structure also with all the noise nickel and it's a nice touch and will run the vita seoul for clients in russia as a north east and also when all that's it basically rolls up and it's a lease and each have now aren't out all the financial details and there are deal to develop oil reserves and that's of course in the black and the baron so we're still wanted to confirmation about an investment deal or the want a billion euros an
so tell us give us all the details we know that some deals have already been signed. that's correct natasha in fact there's going to be a better visit there because the meetings are spread out over two cities here in moscow air marshals resort city all sultry this is of course as you said prime minister mario monti is first official visit to russia so i guess why not join the best of the country house all four straight away but as you said a lot of deals have been sought already so let's go...
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also at the theater behind us they are telling us a couple of things. one, the shooter started with a shotgun he then went to semiautomatic rifle which froze and went to the pistol after that those canisters he threw in had tear gas. shepard? >> shepard: adam housley they crime scene. thanks. greta van susteren was in the courtroom this morning. we will talk to her about what she saw and what we did not see on tv. that's coming up inside fox report. first though, unprecedented penalties for an unthinkable coverup. the ncaa today hammered pennsylvania state university with some of the harshest penalties it has ever handed down. penalties for attempting to hide the actions of the now convicted child rapist, jerry sandusky. a jury last month convicted the former penn state assistant coach on had 5 counts of child sex abuse. is he widely expected to spend the rest of his life in prison. internal investigation revealed the school's leaders including the legendary head coach joe paterno knew of the accusations against coach sandusky. did nothing to stop it, a
also at the theater behind us they are telling us a couple of things. one, the shooter started with a shotgun he then went to semiautomatic rifle which froze and went to the pistol after that those canisters he threw in had tear gas. shepard? >> shepard: adam housley they crime scene. thanks. greta van susteren was in the courtroom this morning. we will talk to her about what she saw and what we did not see on tv. that's coming up inside fox report. first though, unprecedented penalties...
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international news live from moscow this is the with me of all of us thanks for joining us first syrian government forces claim to have regained control of damascus suburbs crushing the rebels' most daring offensive on the country's capital since the rest began and it's now the city of aleppo that is bearing the brunt of the conflict with clashes between the army and opposition running for several days on a boy who's in syria explains the shifting dynamics of the fighting. art he was one of the few if not the only four in the crew that was able to travel to the last in three months ago and from what we've seen there i can tell you that he's a very peculiar case for these whole syrian struggle no where you can see the convergence of the genuine democratic movement and pure criminal activity so the only as in on one hand aleppo is home to a major university so a lot of people you meet there are liberally minded intellectuals they oftentimes disagree with the policies of bashar assad many of them call on him to step down but at the same time they strongly object the use of kalashnikovs who
international news live from moscow this is the with me of all of us thanks for joining us first syrian government forces claim to have regained control of damascus suburbs crushing the rebels' most daring offensive on the country's capital since the rest began and it's now the city of aleppo that is bearing the brunt of the conflict with clashes between the army and opposition running for several days on a boy who's in syria explains the shifting dynamics of the fighting. art he was one of the...
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i'm swimming times like i used to. i'm swimming races how i used to. so, everything is kind of coming back to me, what it was, i guess, before '08. >> cooper: every race in london will be compared to what he accomplished over nine days in the summer of 2008. >> michael finishes first... >> cooper: have you been able pnally and fully absorb what you did in beijing? >> michael phelps: probably not. >> cooper: even now? >> michael phelps: no. >> he's magical. he is superman. >> michael phelps: i guess i probably do get, kind of, like, choked up, like, just thinking about all the memories, and thinking of exactly when i touched the wall, what was going on in my head. >> michael phelps! ( cheers and applause ) >> michael phelps: but probably, deep down inside, i probably really don't know and won't feel what it really meant until... who knows. >> cooper: phelps is not one to dwell on past achievements. when we asked him to bring out all 16 of his olympic medals from athens and beijing, we were in for a couple of surprises. these are all the ones from athens
i'm swimming times like i used to. i'm swimming races how i used to. so, everything is kind of coming back to me, what it was, i guess, before '08. >> cooper: every race in london will be compared to what he accomplished over nine days in the summer of 2008. >> michael finishes first... >> cooper: have you been able pnally and fully absorb what you did in beijing? >> michael phelps: probably not. >> cooper: even now? >> michael phelps: no. >> he's...
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distribution of forces in these seventeen month long syrian conflict oh exon my continues to update us on what's happening on the ground in syria on her twitter feed she travels across the country and is visited a military hospital in the capital she says around one hundred soldiers died there in the last three days majority of them are in their late teens and early twenty's you can also follow the latest news from syria on tease me your feet as well. so israel says it's prepared to deal with syria's chemical arsenal if it falls into hezbollah's also seem collapse despite possessing such weapons damascus insists it will use them only if there's a foreign attack well some regional experts though think it's more dangerous if israel how the syrian rebels obtain that stockpile. i think that the syrians are moving caches of of weapons of a conventional or an unconventional nature within syria that's their own prerogative of a sovereign state they have their rights and the prerogative of moving their weapons where ever they want at the same time if that's what the argument is as defending le
distribution of forces in these seventeen month long syrian conflict oh exon my continues to update us on what's happening on the ground in syria on her twitter feed she travels across the country and is visited a military hospital in the capital she says around one hundred soldiers died there in the last three days majority of them are in their late teens and early twenty's you can also follow the latest news from syria on tease me your feet as well. so israel says it's prepared to deal with...
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hands should assad's regime collapse despite possessing such weapons damascus insists it will only use them if there's a foreign attack some regional experts though think it's more dangerous of israel helps the syrian rebels to obtain the stockpile i think that the syrians are moving caches of of weapons of conventional or an unconventional nature within syria that's their own prerogative of a sovereign state they have their rights and the prerogative of moving their weapons were ever they want at the same time if that's what their argument is defending lebanon but then again let's see who are supporting the salafi fundamentalists in syria who are supporting the. fundamentalists who are being smuggled smuggled into syria i think it's clear that this is c. and turkey are are doing that so of there's a danger of such weapons falling into the hands of these people then the culprit there would be exactly the united states. a lot more lined up for you to come this hour including europe's farmers somewhat milking the system and we're not seeing a drop of those earnings we report on why the m
hands should assad's regime collapse despite possessing such weapons damascus insists it will only use them if there's a foreign attack some regional experts though think it's more dangerous of israel helps the syrian rebels to obtain the stockpile i think that the syrians are moving caches of of weapons of conventional or an unconventional nature within syria that's their own prerogative of a sovereign state they have their rights and the prerogative of moving their weapons were ever they want...
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headquarters in central moscow you're watching r t with me and he said now it's good to have you with us our top story this hour and a wave of terror in iraq attacks explosions and suicide bombings have killed at least a hundred and seven people across the country and left near three hundred wounded the seemingly coordinated assault turned today into the bloodiest episode in iraq since u.s. troops left the country government officials police and army units appear to have been the primary targets of the onslaught and attacks also came days after al kind as new leader in the country laid out a dash of plans for the terrorist cell there here's artie's mideast correspondent paula slayer with the latest. this is the most deadly attack in at least to go in iraq it follows a day yesterday that saw some seventeen people killed now we're hearing from a security personnel spokesperson that the target of these attacks is predominantly security and iraqi police it comes just days off to a warning by the leader of al qaida in iraq abu bakr gaiety that he would be retaking strongholds that had been th
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thanks for being with us. if are brought in to interview the suspect, what would the first thing you would want to know? >> wow, i mean there are so many unanswered questions that we have. and you know, i think part of the tragedy of all of this is that we want to know why. we want to know what would motivate somebody to do such a horrible thing. and the fact of the matter is we may never know why. we may never know if there is really a reason that will be satisfying to all of us for why this happened. and i know that the forensic experts will be spending a lot of time interviewing the suspect and trying to get that question answered. and you know, there are many ways to do that, different tests and speaking with him and interviewing him. but it will probably be a long process and take quite a while. >> what have you learned from the information we're getting from people who knew him, relatively well, i guess i would say, of someone who is a lab partner and sat behind him in class, all of them seem to say a co
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your big conference for the year to tell us all about it and also your insight thanks for being on the show. that's a pleasure warm place for having me absolutely so first eric let's just touch on the conference briefly and what you think of my characterization of this as the anti davos because also my producer tells me that you guys were talking about this conference in the attendees as financial first responders so i'm curious your your explanation of and reactions to both of those comments. well yes i think the davos is where davos is davos is the established order davos is the very comfy co-leader country club ish association of of comfortable c.e.o.'s and and their government counterparts and this is a conference that's not for them this is a conference that is for regular individuals who are trying to navigate. economic conditions that are increasingly challenging and confusing so they're first responders in the sense that. as a group they understand that some things about the way the markets function have changed and they want to be out in front of those changes so that they're
your big conference for the year to tell us all about it and also your insight thanks for being on the show. that's a pleasure warm place for having me absolutely so first eric let's just touch on the conference briefly and what you think of my characterization of this as the anti davos because also my producer tells me that you guys were talking about this conference in the attendees as financial first responders so i'm curious your your explanation of and reactions to both of those comments....
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expenses at the secret side of british politics stay with us. you're. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are on the day. wealthy british style. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines to name two kinds of reports. if they shoot something inappropriate for public they can easily be. casualties of war ok. i wish he would have never happened but it has. been a war a t.v. camera becomes an unnecessary what destroys their own safety all foreign nationals including journalists and inspectors should leave. and it's clear what happens with such witnesses i got on my site. ready. to. shoot her says shooting. skull.
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why are you demonizing us for it? it's time we had somebody who believes in us. someone who believes that achievement should be rewarded not punished. we need somebody who believes in america. [ romney ] i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. >>> in norman beach, florida, the walls of the old memorial medical center came tumbling down. [ explosion ] >> demolition experts took just ten seconds to bring the building to a crumbling heap. materials from the 45-year-old building will be recycled, the land will be seeded for grass and then eventually put up for sale. >>> days before the summer olympics begin in london, israel marked the 40th anniversary of the munich massacre. prayers were read for the 11 israelis killed in september of 1972. wreaths were laid for them a few miles away from the olympic stadium. there will be no moment of silence for them at friday's opening ceremony. the ioc president says the opening ceremony is not an appropriate arena to remember the dead, despite pressures from politicians here in the u.s. and israel and germany. nights the io
why are you demonizing us for it? it's time we had somebody who believes in us. someone who believes that achievement should be rewarded not punished. we need somebody who believes in america. [ romney ] i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. >>> in norman beach, florida, the walls of the old memorial medical center came tumbling down. [ explosion ] >> demolition experts took just ten seconds to bring the building to a crumbling heap. materials from the 45-year-old building...
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and most of us don't make that. and that personal enrichment, i think, is a powerful inducement to ignore their complicity in what is clearly a crime against other human beings. >> but do you think what you did made any difference? goldman sachs hasn't changed. >> well, that doesn't matter. i did what i had to do. i did what i believed i should've done. and faith is a belief that it does make a difference, even if all of the empirical signs around you point otherwise. i think that fundamentally is what faith is about. and i'm not a very good christian anymore. but i retain enough of my christian heritage and my seminary training to still believe that. >> what are you? >> a, you know, a sinner. >> welcome to the clan. >> you know, a doubter. >> but you're driven by something. i mean, i talked to you when you wrote your first and remarkable book "war is the force that gives us meaning." i haven't seen anyone as affected in their life after their experience as a journalist as you had been. i mean, there have been other
and most of us don't make that. and that personal enrichment, i think, is a powerful inducement to ignore their complicity in what is clearly a crime against other human beings. >> but do you think what you did made any difference? goldman sachs hasn't changed. >> well, that doesn't matter. i did what i had to do. i did what i believed i should've done. and faith is a belief that it does make a difference, even if all of the empirical signs around you point otherwise. i think that...
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which led to seven killed including by israeli tourists but some analysts if you tell of the will be using it to gain international support . you're watching our t.v. here's a look at the main stories syria's two largest cities have become the focal points of intense street clashes between army forces and the rebels the country's largest city aleppo is now into its fourth day of fighting at the main battle reports of these centers around the intelligence headquarters rebels have engulfed the city from grewal areas and engaging in clashes with government troops forcing residents to flee to safety reports of sporadic fighting also continued to pour in from damascus but tensions are they ease off the lead to troops under the control of the president's brother here the opposition fighters from the. districts tease a maria for not is in the syrian capital. this week for the first time in seventeen months the syrian conflict has finally hit home in damascus billowing smoke clouds the skyline of one of the oldest inhabited capitals in the world a city which used to pursue a reputation for its lov
which led to seven killed including by israeli tourists but some analysts if you tell of the will be using it to gain international support . you're watching our t.v. here's a look at the main stories syria's two largest cities have become the focal points of intense street clashes between army forces and the rebels the country's largest city aleppo is now into its fourth day of fighting at the main battle reports of these centers around the intelligence headquarters rebels have engulfed the...
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dave, thanks for joining us. you've singled out some races that are representative of the different currents in the political year. but i wanted to start with a bottom line question for you. right now democrats need 25 seats, they pick up a net gain of 25 seats to win back the house. any chance they'll actually do that? if the election were held today, how many do you think they would pick up, if any? >> i think the current range is between two seat gain for republicans to eight for democrats. the three last leaks have been wave elections. i think democrats need a wave to get to 25. but so far it seems like in a lot of congressional districts, president obama is actually a drag because his support is so concentrated in a select few group of very safe democratic districts. >> so 4535 ra35 races playing ot you've identified four in particular to keep an eye on. so i want to work through those with you right now. we'll start with the first one, which is out in utah. this involves jim mathison who i guess is the no d
dave, thanks for joining us. you've singled out some races that are representative of the different currents in the political year. but i wanted to start with a bottom line question for you. right now democrats need 25 seats, they pick up a net gain of 25 seats to win back the house. any chance they'll actually do that? if the election were held today, how many do you think they would pick up, if any? >> i think the current range is between two seat gain for republicans to eight for...
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i'll be back with a reminder of the headlines in just a few minutes to stay with us. you're . more news today violence has once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. china corporations are all today. if they shoot something inappropriate for a public they can easily be shown to. have she's a war ok. i wish she would have never happened but it has. been a war a t.v. camera becomes an unnecessary would destroy their own safety all foreign nationals including journalists and inspectors should leave iran. and the spear work out buns with such witnesses i got it on my site. many. merciless shooting on our. interpol started. for going global and now it's pulling the fire. log in. to the right of. choose your place take your stand. needs to. make your statement. spread the word. coupon stream among. the scum.
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what can you tell us? >> we're meeting with the executive chairman of the ncaa followed by a question and answer session in indianapolis, and we're expected to hear penalties on penn state university. one source familiar with the case told cnn what we will hear, that penn state will be hit with fines in excess of $30 million. reports are also circulating that penn state university will lose a number of football scholarships and may be prevented from going to future bowl games. we'll let you know when we hear the conference. >> we'll check in with you when we get new developments. also new this morning, the first court appearance of the colorado man accused of last week's shooting rampage inside a theater. 24-year-old james holmes is likely to serve first-degree murder charges for the 12 people killed at that midnight showing of the new batman movie. of the 58 people wounded, eight people remain in critical condition. the prosecution has not yet announced whether they will seek the death penalty. we're cove
what can you tell us? >> we're meeting with the executive chairman of the ncaa followed by a question and answer session in indianapolis, and we're expected to hear penalties on penn state university. one source familiar with the case told cnn what we will hear, that penn state will be hit with fines in excess of $30 million. reports are also circulating that penn state university will lose a number of football scholarships and may be prevented from going to future bowl games. we'll let...
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that relate to us in the most horrible animalistic terms but that was not the question he asked you a direct question and why don't you just answer that that's not in the other thing is your claim your claim your claim that you know since the oslo accords israel has just been trying to help establish you know a palestinian state what tell me then why did israel actually confiscate nearly all of the areas sea and proceed to build settlements on confiscated palestinian property most of it from private palestinian owners in order to build jewish only colonies with segregated roads that are palestinians are not even allowed to drive on and checkpoints the route if it was indeed the intention of israel to to to comply with the oslo accords why did they do that why did they go about making facts on the ground that make they didn't. go and i to go to michael michael was also really good there are many mean let's go to michael in tel aviv was also just really a mandate to create settlements not a peace process. i think the intention of also was to let's not forget that all slow was it was a
that relate to us in the most horrible animalistic terms but that was not the question he asked you a direct question and why don't you just answer that that's not in the other thing is your claim your claim your claim that you know since the oslo accords israel has just been trying to help establish you know a palestinian state what tell me then why did israel actually confiscate nearly all of the areas sea and proceed to build settlements on confiscated palestinian property most of it from...
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government requests for user data filed in the first half of this year nearly eighty percent came from the us government. topamax artes and peter the bow and crosstalk. hello and welcome to cross talk i'm here a little occupation what are the patient the recently published report mine is really judge concluded that israel is not in fact occupying palestinian territories has engendered a wide array of emotions and outrage after forty five years what should we call the situation in the west bank. to cross-talk the occupation or non occupation of palestinian lands i'm joined by michael merman in tel aviv he is a writer for the jerusalem post in jerusalem we have it tomorrow mark reuss he's the founder and director of palestinian media watch and in san diego we cross to susan how why she is the author of the international bestseller mornings and janine all right crosstalk rules in effect folks that means you can jump in anytime you want susan can i ask you because you got up early just for this program what is your reaction to this finding by this judge that the there is no occupation of the over
government requests for user data filed in the first half of this year nearly eighty percent came from the us government. topamax artes and peter the bow and crosstalk. hello and welcome to cross talk i'm here a little occupation what are the patient the recently published report mine is really judge concluded that israel is not in fact occupying palestinian territories has engendered a wide array of emotions and outrage after forty five years what should we call the situation in the west bank....
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before the israel in the west bank according to a un resolution two forty two and according to the us court which recognize that israel had a right to be there until there would be a final settlement and that's the most important thing israel is following all the agreements the united nations agreement and the other that's all that this that this ruling this document is saying i agree completely with that says the document is a technical document dealing with legality it is not dealing with the most intimate relations and what about that i was skinny and i know the way to try if i could i don't know if you would about the people. absolutely the issue of the palestinians there has to be some kind of a solution and israel has been hoping for years for a palestinian population that is willing to live with us together in peace and i would say tragically every opportunity to negotiate every opportunity to work toward some kind of a peaceful settlement has been rejected by the palestinians starting with the intifada that was started by yasser arafat which left thousands dead told you know t
before the israel in the west bank according to a un resolution two forty two and according to the us court which recognize that israel had a right to be there until there would be a final settlement and that's the most important thing israel is following all the agreements the united nations agreement and the other that's all that this that this ruling this document is saying i agree completely with that says the document is a technical document dealing with legality it is not dealing with the...
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poppy harlow joins us from aurora. what can you tell us, poppy? >> as they began to release that list of names of the 12 people murdered early in the friday morning hours, i started looking at the names and realized that three of them, a quarter of those who were killed were members of the military. all these men, not even 30 years old, giving their life to serve this country and losing to their life in this horrible way. take a look. if you could talk to jesse now, what would you say? >> i would try and we wanted to wait until saturday to watch the movie. >> asked him to let him come into the thursday night, midnight premiere. >> it's not your fault, okay. not your fault. >> your last text to him was -- >> please let me know you're okay. >> never heard back. >> never heard back. >> two friends that served with him in the air force, grieving the death of 29-year-old jesse chi childress. >> someone that was always humorous and someone who always made the office brighter. >> fun loving, caring and going out of his way just to help anybody inside and
poppy harlow joins us from aurora. what can you tell us, poppy? >> as they began to release that list of names of the 12 people murdered early in the friday morning hours, i started looking at the names and realized that three of them, a quarter of those who were killed were members of the military. all these men, not even 30 years old, giving their life to serve this country and losing to their life in this horrible way. take a look. if you could talk to jesse now, what would you say?...
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government requests for hughes a day to those in the first top of the chair eighty percent came from the to us government. the recent times transparency report reveals a giant gap in the global economy as the world's ultra rich trying to get over twenty one trillion dollars in offshore but. those are the headlines up next he's pieces of our with his debate try to crosstalk. please. continue. to. follow and welcome the crosstalk i'm peter lavelle occupation what occupation the recently published report by an israeli judge concluded that israel is not in fact occupying palestinian territories has engendered a wide array of emotions and outrage after forty five years what should we call the situation in the west bank. and. started. to cross thought the occupation are non occupation of palestinian lands i'm joined by michael merman in tel aviv he is a writer for the jerusalem post in jerusalem we have it tomorrow marcos he's the founder and director of palestinian media watch and in san diego we cross to susan how why she is the author of the international bestseller mornings and janine all right
government requests for hughes a day to those in the first top of the chair eighty percent came from the to us government. the recent times transparency report reveals a giant gap in the global economy as the world's ultra rich trying to get over twenty one trillion dollars in offshore but. those are the headlines up next he's pieces of our with his debate try to crosstalk. please. continue. to. follow and welcome the crosstalk i'm peter lavelle occupation what occupation the recently published...
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can you tell us? >> i'm aware that you may not [ inaudible ] but if it was your decision, would this be a death penalty case? >> i don't think that that's a case that can be made in the abstract. there is so much that victims have to take into account and victims will be impacted by that decision in an enormous way for years, if the death penalty is sought. that's a very long process that impacts their lives for years, and so they will want to have and we will want to get their input before we make any kind of a decision on that. >> can you please tell us, he was arraigned, first appearance today, on the charges that he was arrested on. what is that charge or charges, please? >> he was not arraigned today. this was simply the first appearance and the arraignment comes much further down the line. the charges on which the court found probable cause included first degree murder. >> could federal law apply -- be applied to this case? could there ultimately also be a federal trial? >> theoretically, there
can you tell us? >> i'm aware that you may not [ inaudible ] but if it was your decision, would this be a death penalty case? >> i don't think that that's a case that can be made in the abstract. there is so much that victims have to take into account and victims will be impacted by that decision in an enormous way for years, if the death penalty is sought. that's a very long process that impacts their lives for years, and so they will want to have and we will want to get their...